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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
Sample TA 10:33 038F TA 09:32 056 F TO 04:15 075F TI 15:03 080 F TO 10:33 038F TO 16:10 056 F RH 15:44 033% RH 01:40 060 % BP 16:11 29.57” BP 10:20 30.15" RD 04/29 00:00“ RT 01:00" RM 03.32“ WS 00:00 000 MPH 048 The system has two completely separate memory buffers (C and M commands). R- Unit responds with current conditions. The rainfall rate is present rather than the term rain. (Note: in 30.04R the “R” denotes rising pressure) Sample 5:15 07/24/90 SSE 04MPH 052F 069F 078F 099% 30.04R 00.19"D 01.38"M 11.78"T r- Unit responds with current conditions. The term rain is present rather than the rainfall rate. (Note: in 30.04F the “F” denotes falling pressure, a “S” character denotes steady pressure.) Sample 5:15 07/24/90 SSE 04MPH 052F 069F 078F 099% 30.04F 00.19"D 01.38"M 00.72"R K- Unit responds with current calculated values, for dew point, Windchill and heat index. Twi_Log Program index / top The TWI_LOG program. TWI_LOG is an IBM PC software utility which enables the user with special applications to communicate and set various functions of the WRL. Insert the TWI_LOG diskette into your disk drive and type TWI_LOG then press enter. Note: TWI LOG is no longer sent with the weather stations. The TWI Cal Windows program has replaced TWI_LOG and is included with the weather station. If for some reason you still need the TWI_LOG program it is available on our website at The first screen of the program will look this: 1 Com1 2 Com2 3 Modem enter index of station name: ? Pressing selection 1 accesses the WRL, if it is plugged into com1. Pressing selection 2 accesses the WRL if it is plugged into com2. Pressing selection 3 accesses the WRL via modems and phone lines. WRL access can be modified by editing the twi_com.dat file on your TWI_LOG disk. To change the configuration load twi_com.dat into a text editor and change to your preference. The first station in this example is identified as green. It is set up on com 1 at 2400 baud, no parity, eight data bits and one stop bit. BIN, DSO, CD0, and CS0 are various configuration parameters that must be in the string. The TWI station is configured as a remote unit. A modem would be connected to com1 set at 2400 baud, no parity, 8 data bits and one stop bit. The ATE0QV1M1X4S0=0 is the modem configuration string required by this particular modem. The DT1,214,234-1309 is the phone number where the remote unit and its modem are located. Please note that TWI_LOG does not support Com3 or Com4. Sample twi_com.dat file Com1 COM1:2400,N,8,1,BIN,DS0,CD0,CS0 Com2 COM2:2400,N,8,1,BIN,DS0,CD0,CS0 Modem COM1:2400,N,8,1,BIN,DS0,CD0,CS0 ATE0Q0V1M1X4S0=0 DT1,214,234-1309 After you make your selection the following screen will appear: TWI Main Menu F1 Report Output F2 Retrieve Log Data F3 Display Log Data F4 Purge Log Data F5 Display Cal Data F6 Graphic Log Data F7 Print Log Data F8 Get Version again F9 Set Date/Time F10 Exit Program Pressing F1 enables the user to communicate with the WRL using all the commands referred to in the Communicating with the WRL (page 14) Section of this manual. Pressing F2 instructs the computer to retrieve data from the WRL and place that data in a file on the disk drive. Only new data will be written to disk during successive retrievals. Any number of WRL’s or WPS’ can be accessed and their data will be put in different files on the drive. There will be two files written on to your drive, log_day.??? and log_rec.???. Log_day. ??? has the minimum and maximum values and log_rec.??? has the individual records. Each file has a file extenuation that corresponds to the ID number of each weather unit. The ID number can be changed through the calibration (F5) routine in Twi_Log. For example if you downloaded data from a unit with the ID of 124 the data for that unit would be found in log_rec.124. Pressing F3 displays the data written on disk. Press the up arrow key to go up or down one record at a time, press the page up or down keys to display one screen of data at a time, press the home or end key to go to the top or bottom of the file. The delete key takes all records prior to that displayed at the top of the screen and transfers that data to an archive file arc_log.??? file. The extension ??? will be the same as the unit number. The data that is archived is removed from the current display and log file. Pressing F4 purges any duplicate data written on disk. Pressing F5 -the calibration screen. Inx Value Description Inx Value Description 1 85 temp:aux 20 94 clock years 2 65 temp: inside 21 11 clock month 3 73 temp: outside 22 22 clock day of month 4 29.92 barometric pressure 23 2 clock day of week::Mon: 5 0 elevation 24 11 clock hours 6 0.750 MVP @ 0.0% HR 25 24 clock minutes 7 3.255 MVP @ 73.3% HR 26 54 clock seconds 8 8 wind dir. offset 27 0 log interval hrs 9 2 rain inc flag 28 30 log interval minutes 10 0.01 rain inc value 29 0 Scale: 0=FPS 1=CGS 11 0.00 rain fall: daily 30 0 ID number 12 0.00 rain fall: monthly 31 8 POR Counter 13 0...